MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-270): Installing ...

23-14 Chapter 23 Implementing, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Hardware Devices and Drivers
3. Recently, you discovered an old Pentium 233 MHz computer in a closet and decided to
use it as a test system. During setup, the video adapter is not recognized, and the display
is set to Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) resolution. You know that the adapter and
video monitor support higher resolutions. What do you do to fully enable the video
adapter? Choose the correct answer.
A. Use the Registry Editor tool to manually modify the display settings in the system
Registry.
B. Use Dxdiag.exe to install the specified drivers from a floppy disk or CD-ROM.
C. Windows XP Professional can support only VGA resolutions with legacy hardware
devices; therefore, you must replace the computer’s motherboard and processor.
D. Obtain and manually install the correct device driver for the video adapter.
4. You are a desktop administrator at Contoso Pharmaceuticals. Recently, your organization
hired a new employee named Dan Wilson who has special display requirements.
Specifically, Dan needs his display adjusted so that window borders, buttons, and fonts
are displayed using highly contrasting colors, rather than the Windows Standard color
scheme other employees at your organization use. What is the best way to adjust Dan’s
display to meet his needs? Choose the best answer.
A. Open Control Panel, and then open the Accessibility Options dialog box. Click the
Display tab, select the Use High Contrast check box, and then apply the changes.
B. Open Control Panel, and then open Display. Click the Accessibility Options tab,
select the Use High Contrast check box, and then apply the changes.
C. Launch Microsoft Narrator, and select the Read Typed Characters and Announce
Events On Screen check boxes.
D. Instruct Dan to enable high-contrast display settings by holding the Alt+Ctrl keys
and pressing Print Screen.